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National Republican., 1887-02-09
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; Charles G. Lancaster, of Charles county,
Nd, and Anne Randall, of Philadelphia, Pa.
John Clark and Elizabeth Minor; Charles Y.
sloan and Fredie Iatimer; James b. Kellum
of Portsmouth, Va, and Annie L. Lanham, o
this city; August Foss and Fredericka 0pper.
mann; Rudolph ii. Kissel. OF New York city
and Caroline Morgan, of this city; Patrick Nc
Gin and Maggie Miller; John w. Kleusch and
Marie A. Il. Marco.
National Republican., 1887-02-09

10 EMMrT says take your Turkish Baths al
ShCdd's sos Y street, where you have the bcst
attendance, proper heat and ventilation, aud
everything that constitutes a first class bath.
Were 1t not sowould not patronize them twice
n day, and il is the Oniy pLtce In Washington
where You can get q first class bath.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
Fine silver Plated Ware,

Quadruple plated butter dishes, So: quad
Tuple plated cake baskets, $3.50; quidruple
plated berry dishes with colored glass. 81;
quadruple plated FIVE bottle casters. $500:
Guadruple plated tea sets of five pieces, $50. X.
HARRIS & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-02-09

A general order is being prepared at the
War Department.which will designate fixed
course OF studi, at all colleges and schools
whore army officers are detailed as military
professors. The effect Of the order will be
10 have the course prescribed as high as the
first three years at West Point.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
The "Crank" I,acket Failed.

Thomas Johnson, who tried to hang hlnSelf
in his cell in the third precinct station
house and play of the "crank racket" was
Yesterday fined SIS for indecent exposure and
assault on Special 0liCer Payne. The assault
on Sergeant Trunnell was continued.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
Liquor Licenses Granted.

The following barroom licenses have been
granted by the commissioners; Cornelius Dos-
lnond, John A, Bryan, John Il. Kelly, Ell, 7.
lrown. Wholesale liquor license was granted
TO Henry Robe,
National Republican., 1887-02-09
OpposIne the Cable Road.

A delegation of citizens residing on Thir-
teeuth street held long talk with the commits
sioners yesterday in regard to the bill before
Congress opposing the occupation Of that street.
The commissioners stated to the delegation
that they had no objections u their stating
to the Senate District committee the vieNsttiat
had been expressed
National Republican., 1887-02-09
Solid SIlyerware,

Solid silver teaspoons, one-half dozen, $3.50;
tOlid silver butter knives. hand engraved,
81 so; solid silver napkin rings, 81 and 81,
Large line suitable for wedding presents X.
HARRIS d Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-02-09

NOVEL designs in diamond jewelry brooches,
bracelets, pendants, and necklaces, richly
chased silver toilet articles. The newest pat
tern in silver and fancy goods tor wedding
presents. NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. & Co.,
ll07 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
CITY ITEMS.

Rowland DENTAL ASSOCIATION, oil Four
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Z. p. Rowland, NJ.
D., G. II. Rowland ID. u. s., surgical, operative,
and mechanical dentists. Extractions, under
nitrous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only 90
centscxtra for gas, whether one or number
of teeth are extracted at the same sitting.
Have administered nitrous oxide TO over ,00e
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set. Gold,
amaigann. and white filings inserted In the
best manner. AL work warranted first class.
"ALpERNEY DAIRY WAGONS Fresh Alder
cred in u pound ''ward' prints, at i5 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 8 cents per ball;
buttermilk, 8 cents per quart, and sweet milk
at cents per quart.
BERKELEY, a pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart, and so cents a pint, % cents q sample
bottle. Tharp S1S + street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
More Frames.

Those are Of silk Plush, and the material
is Of such quality that the lot can hardly be
termed trash. We bought them at trash
prices, however, and sell them at very
small advance; so we can promise a sur
prise as regards prices. They come as
photo frames and as frames to mirrors. For
44c you get the usual dollars worth.
National Republican., 1887-02-09

MAUnE BEVERLY In nvorte voHalisms at
HcInan's, A little gem, Cheap prices.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
PIacoues.

Papier Mache, made up to represent
China, on which arc ESQ called) paintings Of
country scenes, figures, &c. You buy a
pretty ornament for DC when you secure
one Of these Placques.
National Republican., 1887-02-09

Often the iondest mothers care is no pro-
lection against coughs, colds, and hoarseness.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept in
readiness 25 cents.
National Republican., 1887-02-09

CHILDREN cannot be injured by too much Red
Star Cough Cure, II has no opiatts.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
Trash.

A lot Of Imitation Brass and Silver Can
dlesticks, with and without glass pendants,
for 49c each. They look all right at dis
tance, but close inspection shows them to
be trash. Why not buy one, and put It
where 1t may be seen, but not touched.
National Republican., 1887-02-09

SEE the SChrode Bros. at Kernans. "Re-
MAJ Ikablc. ."-CTiic. Every feature good.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
Still More Frames.

II e prices are IL, 121, Is, 17c. That will
condemn them. But listen. They are
stamped out Of BRASS in representation Of
the costly and old.fashioned solid brass
frames. They look just like them. They
are beautiful. A bold claim for an lie
frame, and we know you won't laugh at our
assertion when you see them. They are for
photographs.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
Eix,ny m C,ursc of stuaies.

"WHAT wound did ever heal but by degrees?'
The thousand cases daily cured by Salvation
National Republican., 1887-02-09
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Some Gold Picked from the DrOSS !
Frames.

Natural Woods Of all kinds carved Ia
quaint styles as frames for photographs.
The goods are good enough, but such
medley Of styles and sizes that we term
the lot a job lot. We bought these frames
as such and paid for them accordingly. We
offer them at job lot prices. Thus we offer
you frames for 44c that look and are really
worth 81, and some with bronze trimmings
at 50c are cheap enough.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
brought in on an Attachment.

So per gallon, 20 cents a quart bottle. No. /
Rye whisky, best In the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street. near D.
National Republican., 1887-02-09
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

THE poorest can be cured ofpain. st. Jacol
Oil Is only fifty cents bottle.
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EDEToB PosT- INTKLLzaExcrR.
In view Of certain articles in the
Portland 3esrs, and also in your own
paper. published recently. relating to
my deceased brother, William Simpson,
and myself. casting somewhat Of q re-
nection against rs, desire, in Justice to
bis memory, 70 nyself and 10 our many
friends. 70 make the following stats
menf: The whole matter lat least on
our part) vas piece Of purely acci-
dental misfortune. which has Sadly
resulted in my brothers death. In
closed with this you will find letters
which will explain themselves.
Ny brother had gone TO meet q
younger brother (GeoFRe), Who vas in
need OF assistance and had written for
help, and who had uRWiselF left his
command (foF be had enlistsd) and wts
then stopping With a family in Una
tllla county. Oregon. After meeting
they bad taken the train for Portland.
Three or four miles from East PoF9l and
my brother William stepped OF the
train and got left. aud thus they became
separated, my brother William came on
into East Portland and look d all that
evenlnR there and then crossed over
into Portland and Looked all the next
day. bat could not find him. In the
evening be attended church and about
ten o'clock be retired to bis room at the
Oacideu,al Hseel. Being repeatedly
disturbed by some one at the door, be
got up. partially dressed himself, went
dswn and entered complaint 20 the
clerk or landlord. After which be re-
turned TO his room and again prepared
20 retire, when some one demanded I'D
mIttancs and his doar was opened and
officers entered and carried him Of to
Jail ON q charge OF insanity. They
worked with him two or three hours ct
the jail, trying 20 get somathing ut Of
him. His Own testimony c0nviDces me
that be was thrown under the influence
OF drugs or gases and while in this state
be was hurt with gashes and bruis-s
across his bead and bruises on his body.
He was afserward removed to the hos
ital, where be told me these things. As
the proof will show. not being able to
find bis brother, after they had become
wrote IN reply that be had cnme en- all
right aBd / had cared fer him. And
now our hearts are bowed with sorrow
and some may not survive the cruel
stroke.
There are strong points to my mind
that be was q victim to scheminR men
10 Portland and that be vas foully dealt
with while in Jail. He was well-dis-
posed, sober and industrious young
man. liked by those who knew him.
In Publishing this statement you will
coRfer fav n on q sorroWinQ brother
and other friends. ALEX SIMPSON.
Renton, March oath, 1887.
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A IAfes Eastern mail arrived last
EIGHT
The steamer W. K Mervin br0uahl q
Inraa freight and passenger list fFem
d1gs Sound yesterday.
Ne. jas. A. Hal, Uh0 resides ous
AID half miles north Of Colby, in Kit
90 Coanty, is baiidirg q fns house 90
be placa.
The rev locowotive for The satsap
Railroad Company, the Agnes. has Ar
rived at Donald. B. G., aad is expsctsd
70 arrive here spy day.
The funeral Of Lasrenee III Toy, who
Aid Suddenly Monday Rfserpoen, wiIl
take place from u. @. Sho ey's under.
taking establishment today a. 2 .. N.
Jfhu smith, Of Port Blskeiy, cane
ever last evening. and Il 10 reported b.
wlll call on the County Auditor today
for license 30 wed one Of Kitsap eJun-
tvs dzngbteFS.
Lee Kee, the large Chinamsn Who
vss arrested some days sQo on q charge
Of insulting some women Ia North Sc
attic, Wss examined on c charge Of in
esnity, yesterday, and ordered sent to
gssiIacoOm. He has one Of bis eyes
badly swollen, and says that Q drunken
man struck him.
TTebelli and Muslin. who will appME
nett Saturday AZ the Opera H0ass, have
sveKywheFe created an Immense ssuaa-
tiou. They are tie greatest artists We
have ever had IN our city. They wfIl
A. pesF IN concert and scenes from Scar
men" an opera which has never been
sen here.
The ladies Of The Presbyterian OkuEch
viii give q social at the chaFch. corner
Third and Madison streets. on Wsdnes
day evening. March Both. the proceeds
70 be used IN improving the surround
ings Of the church and bringing in va
teF. There will be refreshments. All
are invited.
The Cove Fpment steamer General
MePhers0n. which was TO have been
acld at San Francisco one month ago,
was not sold, az no one would bid
the amount the Government estimated
che ought to bring. 5000. She has been
ordered sold on Thursday, the 3l4t inst,
and will probably 90 10 the highest bid
der, II she does not bring over 5000.
Oscar staempfi is iasl recovering
from q severe sczlding be got some time
ago. He aud some boys we're expert
mentinR with the wonderful power Of
steam. They SECURED an empty coal oil
can and half FLIED IT with WsteF, and
then built good IRE under Il. After
The water had boiled awhile, Oscar vent
90 to turn Of the steam 10 see 10 puff
oct like real engine" Instead of turn
ing the valve 10 let the steam oat. be
shut 1t down all the tighter, and the can
exploded, scaldine him verys Verely.
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W. H. Fife, Of Tacoma, lie in the city.
Geo. y. KisteaRsr arrived from VIC
toFia last svsninR.
Nh. OsinQs. vifs'and con are regis
tered at the Occidental.
Captain Geo. d. Hill returned last
evening from Portlsnd.
DR.. n. W. johnson came up from
Port Townsend yesterday.
Rev. A. b Banks returned on the
Idaho from Laobnner yesterday.
Captain Jno b. Libby, outside agent
Of the Tacoma Mill Company, 10 IN the
city.
Mr.. ". p. Boyd returned from bust
ness trip TO San Francisco by tas
Mexico.
A. W. Bush arrived last night from the
Est and proceeded on 10 mis- home In
Port Townsend.
Mrs. WilInot, Of Victoria. was a pas
seDRer on the b arr, on her way TO 3
visit 10 the Eastern States.
George s. Jacobs, Secretary of the
Washington Steamboat Company, has
gone 10 Portland on business.
Hen. ]. A. Mara and wife, OF KAN
loop, b. O., passed through hers last
evening on their way to Ostawa.
Mrs. V. II. Brown. Of Portland, ar.
rived on the North Pacific last evening
10 visit her parents. DIR. and Mrs. f. W.
Sparkling.
Mrs. Frank Ro1s and two children,
Of Eastern Washington, are visiting the
parents OF her husband, DIR. aud Mss.
D. q. Root, Of N0F.h Seattle.
Mr.. +. w. Clayton. Of KamilOhe. Ar.
rived here by the Fleetwood yesterday,
visited Port Blakely IN the afternoon,
and will leave for home today.
Mr.. Henry Crawford, who was In Sc
attic three months age, has been ap
pointed general COUNSEL for the Atshi.
son, Topeka q Santa Ne Railroad Com
pany.
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vises and maAeriaI furnished. Ths case
nss been pendine for ne4Fsy swo years
and has been twiea before given 20 .
r fierce.
The esss Of Tibbals " s. I. Smith
wzs oeeupyinR tie attention ef the
Court yesterday. The complainsrt
seeks % restFaia the piainfif from
ooiidtnR purprestnres On the tide
waterss sneroschina on the plaintiffs
wharf. Haines. Jones and Oalhoan are
attorneys for the defendants. and Brad
shsW, sachs and Barket1 for the plaintiff
bsayo and Leaeh. gho we're indicted
at tue last term Of Court for IN alleged
violation Of the LEGAL Option law o.
Uo0pevlile. were arrAi9ned today and
pleaded net guilty. The case il likely
g come up for hearing on next Thurs
day.
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the BEsT METHOD.

The most agreeable 80 veil - the
most effective method of dispslling
headaches. colds and feveFs or cleans
ing the system is by taking few doses
Of the California liquid fruit remecy,
Syrup Of Figs. Il aets gently yet e.
fectively, strengthening the organs on
watch il acts. 50 that regular habits
may be formed Manufactured only by
the Oalifornis FIG Syrup Co, San Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale in so cent and 81
bottles BY A. b. STKwART.
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ARRIVAL or rRE MExEco. - The steam
NIP Mexico, Captain Huntington.
setoh arrived a. an eSriy hosr yesser
CAV morniue. expsFiescsd very pleasant
scAtnes 90 tie coast antil Sunday after
eson' shen u set q thick and disagree
Ao!e. She brought 70 The SQUAD g
eAoin ard q sseeraSe passengers. max
lAS a total Of ia. The cabin p4ssen-
eefs we're for ports As follaSss foE Vie.
tofiA 81, Port Townseud Il. Seattle Is.
aas Iseoma g Her freight consisted
o. eSS tons. distributed thus. For We
senN ~ tons, Port Townsend g tons,
ssssila ~ loUs, snd Ger Tae9Wa laa
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WHAT Is III

That produces that beautiful. soft and
delicate complexion and leaves no traces
of its application or injurious sneotsf
The answer: WIsDoM's RoBERTINE 40
comPlishes all this and is pronounced
by ladies of taste and refinement the
most delightful toilet article ever pro
duced. Guaranteed under q forfeiture
of $1,000 to be absolutely free from
harmful or injurious substances. For
sale by A. b. STEWART. mrs wssu&wly
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REAL ESTATE.

The following deeds we're hled In the
Auditors office for record yesterday;
Corwin ]. Ssitx 10 Janet AFklsy, 5. 4
u Sec. -, 4. q Il. 1 E.; $500
Lars A. Wald 10 IuRebrigbt A. Wald.
Let a., Block 30, Heirs Of S. A. Bells
Seookd; $500.
United states TO Joseph Z. Clarke. e.
\ Of N. w ard Lots and 4, Sec. /,
4. &c Il. @ T. $3.50.
JE. Clarke TO 4. Il. Clarke, same as
Ablve; 800.
W. ". f sster TO Chas. A. Cummins
and l.. s J. Hunt, Lot 2. Sec. -. 4. 25
4. T., aud all Of Lat 2 same section
and range excepting acres; 5000.
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millions In IRA package
arrived yesterday from New York. con-
signed to the Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern Railroad Company. Of this city.
Ueon opening, this package was found
to consist Of blank bonds Of the railroad
company, iust from the hands Of the
eneravers. There were i've hundred Of
them, each Of the denomination Of one
thousand dollars. Connected With each
bond we're sheets Of coupons covering q
period OF forty Eve years, the coupons
being paid semi-annually, and each
good for thirty dollars. The engraving
and printing are elegantly done. Prin-
eipal and interest included, the money
represented in that pile Of papeF-a
cube of about fifteen inohes-was
81. $4,000. The bonds will be signed by
J. X. Mcdonald, President Of the com
pany, and George g. Lyon. Secretary,
after which the company seal will be
put upon them and the whole lot re-
turned to the Union Trust Company Of
New York. This smount-five hundred
such bonds-is authorized upon each
twenty miles Of the oo@pany's road,
and the issue above referred 10 is upon
the first section leading cut of Seattle.
A Cash Store can underssll any credit
a. ehla
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TIE WONDERFUL HEaLING PROP.
ERTIEs OF DAKBT's PRePHH-
LACTIC FLUID

wherever preventing, healing.
cleansing and dsodorizine II iastion or
wash is riga red ss. DArby's Prophy-
Iactic Fluid. ANY inf amsd surface, ex-
tsFnal or internal. treated VITA the a1id
wiil be quickly relieved. IL has effesled
cur that had resisted the best medical
skill. d.
J,ysev BAlbriesau underwear. CIEAs4.
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SsrFse Goods. we have receiSed ser
ssai large shipments and The lou prices
which wa have msrked then cANnof
fail 20 attract general attention fron
o4sh PURCHASERS Of dry coos
mhis CHEsTER CsEAKI.
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HAvine engaged The seavices Of hrss
class engraver, | am uog prseared 70
t.kr oraers for all kinds % Serk Of this
elnss. ipcladine door and cofan plates,
medals and lettering Of 81 kisds- 4.
H.N.rS. WsseernAkaF and JsweleF.
LsaEy Bloch, FFcni siress. seattle sc1slrs
Nos rmlrlSats oNwya osnAI
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FsKS LEol ]. Q, Baker
Superintendent II ,me Missions Of The
North Pacific Coss, Ter the Baptts, De-
FORMATION. Uin give a free lecture on
mission work Ia the First Baptist
Oeureh this .veuinc, fbis y u prob
soly BE- Mr.. Bakers lass visit 60 Seattle,
ss De leaves h's position IN f-U wes rs
70 40 East. He has Ter fourteen wears
eeen prominently connected vita B4p
ns nlssioDs on the Pacific Coast. serv-
iog nrst AZ Sunday School D-pOsitsrV
sed Missionary, then while PSssoE AZ
saien, urrE acting IS Chairman Of
see Mission Board and Afterwards a.
saPeuntendent Of the entire coast.
Ahess interested in she religious growth
% the West II whatever faith wiil tsd
eim 40 Interesting speaker ard all are
invited 10 be present At $50 O'Clock this
syeainG.
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ABuRaLAR vrTH FAsTrDEousT AsrEs.-
On last Friday night the residence Of
Judge Greene. on Ninth street, near
Jefferson, Was entered BY burglars
1his fact was NOS learned by meDbsrs
OF the household until the next mora
ing. After carefully setting aside the
plants that occupy q stand near the
Windows, they slipped in and ran
sacked everything Ia that portion Of
the house. A rice large puddiuR. fresh
from the even, had been left on the
dining room table. This ME-. BaFalaF
captared bodily. He alsa took pair Of
opera glasses and . silver spoon. A
tyee vriter vas carried out isto the
yard aBd forced open. Il vas left there.
the burg,ar evidently being dissp
pointsd la not dsdina il a cash-boI.
Many other ARTICLES of more or less
valne vefe scattered about the h1or, bat
nothing more - known Co have heen
tsken. he Jadge saws that II tie
Burglars viii kindly tsfoFm him when
they want Anot e. picnic as issxpsBse
Be Sill spresd a feast tor them 90 tbe
back patch aud thus save them tbs
trouble Of breaking into bis house. Mrs.
Gr~eue says ih,t that spoon wAs
bridal glft, aud " ant bady Sill return u
she sill ask 10 questions. and paw them
th- vslae besides II wss u silver Gs@ert
spaoH, hand chased and marked &C.
W. q some me attempted Co enter
the home Of Rev J. p Ladlo~ durin1
Toe same night but wefo pFevente from
GONE 50 bv the peOple becoming aroused
BY TIE HOise % the wiudoS bang opeueJ.
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After rec iving b. above eoDmuni
cation Mr.. L. ]. Gilman. repres ntiug
ths e0mQaky during he absence Il JAS.
NJ. Dolman, pF scented tue COMMITTEES
the fsliowipg reFly;
CFpAR MOUNTAIN March =, lss7
To fAs NIssvx of Cedar HaAsSata,-ll
ansger 20 vanr caso nanie tslsn % today
/ uili say thai as Mr.. Colman Is beyond
reach, either by mail or telegraph. With
IN i've DAYS, and as be gave me orders
pot 90 employ auy more OF the old
hands I have not TIE authority 70 do
a.. tut will, sithin II hoars after can
get word fron bin, agree % inform you
a. TO bis decision IN regard 20 your
propositions
Farthermora, / vill agree not 10 EN-
ploy any new mea until Mr.. Colman's
return. provided yon 80 TO work tomoF-
roS usrninS.
IsKpecs Mr.. CelmAn hone sone time
daring the present week, ard Will guar
antee an Aaswer not lat than Mc1dsy
morning rext April 4thl.
kospeosfaliy. l. J. CoLNAS-
Tie NewcAssls miners lsft the camp
fsr their homa a. 10 o'cloek =. n, and
Dspaty Shsriis PsdSsa and Hanna re
turned On The O'Clock train.
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Chsnber's EnrycIepedis "a being sold
for SIC at G. Davies a %. Tits edition
j. equal in every respect to thai which
u being sold BY book agent to many
IF our citizens for $50 nh 10
White Seal Burning OIL for illamisat-
ing purp0ses has No eqaAl. N. CHI
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from this time do be careful Of the
witnesses You pich;
o.. do be very careful and skip 8 luna-
tie
When SpAaord was arrested be hand
ed ShsriH Coehrane . doseH or more
eopies 81 these Verses. and asked him 10
send them 30 bis friends
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Tue strike has not been authorized
BY the DistzicE ASSEMBLY, Knights %
Lssor.
Il u stated that IL ths Newcastle
ninars bad remained away tie dfhssi-
q vost8 probably hAve eeea sS;iisd ere
shlA
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A Cash Store can underssll any credit
store, any prices they may quote you
sill find them cheaper at
CHrarKR CLEARY'ak
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oUzT PaOoKKDIxGs.

The Grand JaFy hr0aghi in true bill
against Carries Spero for assault, also
true bills against Charles sammsrs and
Henry HAliy for assault vIth infect 70
commit bodily Injury. The case Of
DAVID Lister. Of Iscous, against GRIT
fthS, Bridges and stetssn, was Al the
boar % sdjoarnment being argued %
the dsmurrsT TO tie complaint
In the DsssEief Court yesterday the
esss Of Mrsoalf ~ HiRhwar8sn Ct 81.
uzs decided Ia fASoF Of defendants In
rsz5ssine ths decision. ths esuTt rul@d
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